Weekly Chemawa American., April 25, 1902, Page 5, Image 5

CHKMAWA.jAMKRICAtfo
JUius Daniels is becoming an excellent
plumber and engineer.
TfiB Biirprice enterta-ininent last Wedites
diiy evening was gotten up by Lottie Lane.
Several of tlie pupils are going to-' pee
Ilia ring Rnij pony - how in.Halem- to-
The printing force has organized a base
bull team and for luck of Bpuee we cammt
give (heir positions.
John Allen -allowed by his excellent
nutnaf ineLt, during Mr, Brewer's ab
sence, I hat lie Is the one for- the position
lie liulds.
Percy Johnson ban purchased h hew
I iast-ball cont which is written on the buck
likMhi: (J A PT. Percy la the captain of--.'lie
printing office nine.
Tlie Willamette University hoys "will
play i he Chemawas a gauie of base ball 10-'
morrow p. in. no the school umu uda. An
exciting time is expected; "
Louie John our "devil" is- becoming an
expert composilor, He takes pains in his
woik, and may pomelime in the nearfuture'
Income the manager of the Pudding River
Journal.
Mr. R. G. Henderson has purchasfd a (
new Gambler bicycle whlchhas a coaster
brake, extension' hand'e , bar. and a
cushion frame as well as all other modem
improvements.
' Tim Kirla' branch of tlie Y. W O. A. held
a very interesting meeting on Sunday
afler-niM-n from two to three o'clock. We ,
are sorry to say there was a email attend
ance, but aR who were preaen -took an,
Hdive parti All membe ra should attend
the meetings in the girls' reiding room,
every Sunday from two to three o'clock
P. M. -
We noticed an Interesting article in The
Advance headed . like' this, "Ity an Old '
Pupil, E. JJrown." This article was writ
ten by our late Elijah Brown, (deceased)
who was a Chemnwa educated pupil arid
wlii afterwards became editor of The
Wkkkly ("iirmawa American, He was
a fair example of what the education, does
for tlie Red Man, .
The following program of hand concert
wmh g veo 1 y Tii" ('hmnawaludiau School
Cadet Band at 1230 o'clock last Sunday:
1 lv Behind the Hound. Thos. S. Allen,
a. "T'e Hly City." Stephen Adams.
8. Hunlipama and Hhadows, Reiser,
4. Tfe !r ii, lien U. Anthony,
8. Sing Me a Song of he Woutn, James
. 0. The Victor' It-turn, K.-S-'hanandore.
, 7. El Paao, B-ri. U. Antiiony.
8. The. Oracle o' the Whip, 8. R. Henry,
- 9 March,' "Oieliiin to. Hangor,1' Hall.
H. i. Stiuude-ntmye. Bandmaster.
' 'Excelsior Literary Konieiy assembled in
school-room No. S.' '1 he li-'iiau was called
to order by. the Pre id -in, at 7:30 p, in. and
aftt.be critic and aergeHiit-al-arms were not
present tl.e President had full cbarpe of
1 he meeting. The mil being called a fw
inembeiH weie found absent after which
tlie niiiiutea of the previona meeting were
read by the secretary. - The -committees.
-handed iu their reports and the society
piomptly traiiMHcted ail business that was
brought before the h u. The Boeiety
showed siL'iie of HCiivity, a. id- the discus
sion on the funiiv pUns of--society gave
ividend- of- tnuu t tli. tight and careful pre
paration during the pa-t ek. This was
one of the iimai aucut 3-I11I and interesting
meeting of the season, every member tak
ing part either oil program or debute.
The program wuh remlerwt- as follows:
Opening address; Win. Ingram; Jokes,
Andrew Picard; Current events, Albert
Payne; Smry, Tho. Young: Vocal fsao,
J. din ltaub: Question for -deb ite: Rasl
Grounds ahGuld be extended to the school
lAtllrmitiv, - IMenative,
Charles Larsen, ' William Slahone,
Ear neat Brewer, .-. NichnluS Lewis,"
Thomas Olio. Dan Oaks.
" The member of the Reliance Literary
Bociety made a friendly visit and were
cordially invited to take part in the debate,,
vor of the affirmative and ihe meeting ad
fnurncd At 9::-iQ. -